A German Regiment Among the French Auxiliary Troops of the American Revolutionary War : H. A. Rattermann's History
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Book Synopsis: The Royal German Regiment Zweibrücken, led by Prince Christian von Zweibrücken, is the focal point of this publication, which is based upon a heretofore unpublished manuscript by H.A. Rattermann found among the papers in the Rattermann Collection at the University of Illinois-Urbana by the noted German-American authority, Don Heinrich Tolzmann, who also edited the manuscript for publication. Rattermann's account follows Prince Zweibrücken and his charges from April 15, 1780, when they sailed for America. After landing in Newport, Rhode Island on July 11, Zweibrücken's unit encamped at various places in New England. During the spring and summer of the following year, They were instrumental in launching feint attacks against British General Henry Clinton's forces in New York, while a large American army was beginning to amass against Cornwallis in Virginia. The German unit eventually arrived in Williamsburg on September 26, 1781, and from October 14-17, contributed to the U.S. victory at Yorktown.
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Discover the epic tale of the Royal German Regiment Zweibrucken in our captivating history book, "A German Regiment Among the French Auxiliary Troops of the American Revolutionary War" by H. A. Rattermann. Unveiling a hidden gem in the archives of the University of Illinois-Urbana, this previously unpublished manuscript is a thrilling account of Prince Christian von Zweibrucken and his brave soldiers' journey to America.
Join Prince Zweibrucken's regiment as they set foot on American soil on that fateful day of July 11, 1780. Immerse yourself in the vivid descriptions of their encampments across New England, while they prepared for their vital role in the Revolutionary War. As you turn each page, you'll witness the strategical brilliance of this German unit, carrying out feint attacks on British forces, diverting their attention from the uprising happening elsewhere in the colonies.
Experience the culmination of their efforts as the German unit finally arrives in Williamsburg on September 26, 1781, and stands shoulder to shoulder with the American forces during the climactic Battle of Yorktown. Hear the echoes of gunfire and feel the tension build as their contributions help secure victory for the United States.
If you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a gripping story from the American Revolutionary War, "A German Regiment Among the French Auxiliary Troops of the American Revolutionary War" is an absolute must-read. Gain intimate insights into the lesser-known aspects of this pivotal conflict through H. A. Rattermann's meticulous research and Don Heinrich Tolzmann's expert editing.
Don't let this incredible piece of historical literature slip through your fingers. Immerse yourself in the dramatic tale of Prince Zweibrucken's regiment today. Purchase your copy now and embark on an unforgettable journey through the annals of American history.
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